It’s not just Baby don’t cry making waves —

BABYMONSTER also returned yesterday with the MV for “Psycho,” a B-side of their latest album.

And as always, they deliver exactly what BABYMONSTER is known for:

limitless energy, a fierce concept, razor-sharp charisma,

and lyrics soaked in attitude and defiance.

“Psycho” is bold, punchy, and unafraid to say the quiet part out loud:

nobody is “normal” — and that’s not a weakness, it’s power.

Let’s take a look at today’s lines:

“누구나 똑같아, 너나,

서로 다른 psycho,

모두 다 비정상, 너나,

조금 다른 psycho”

“Everyone’s the same — you or me.

We’re all different psychos.

Everyone is ‘abnormal’ — you or me,

just a little different kind of psycho.”

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🔥 1️⃣ 누구나 똑같아 – “Everyone is the same”

• 누구나 → everyone / anybody

• 똑같다 → to be the same

💡 Meaning:

The song opens with a contradiction on purpose:

If everyone is the same… then being “different” is actually normal.

It’s a challenge to society’s obsession with “normality.”

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⚡ 2️⃣ 너나 – “You or me”

• 너 → you

• 나 → me

• 너나 → “whether it’s you or me,” “both you and me”

💡 Rhythm note:

Placed mid-phrase, 너나 is almost percussive —

a reminder that everyone, no exceptions, fits into this “abnormal” club.

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🖤 3️⃣ 비정상 – “Abnormal / not normal”

• 비- → negative prefix (“non- / un- / not”)

• 정상 → normal / standard

💡 Cultural note:

K-pop loves reclaiming words usually used as insults.

Here “비정상” is not shame —

it’s confidence:

If being myself makes me ‘not normal,’ then great.

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💥 4️⃣ 서로 다른 psycho – “Different psychos from each other”

• 서로 → each other

• 다른 → different

• psycho → English loanword used boldly, playfully

💡 Interpretation:

The point isn’t “crazy” — it’s uniquely wired,

each person chaotic in their own flavor.

The lyric is proudly embracing individuality, not stigma.

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🩶 Why It Matters

With “Psycho,” BABYMONSTER lean fully into their rebellious identity —

loud, fearless, and unapologetically confident.

The lines

“누구나 똑같아, 너나 / 서로 다른 psycho / 모두 다 비정상, 너나 / 조금 다른 psycho”

flip the script:

If everyone is weird, loud, intense, emotional, unpredictable —

then no one has to pretend anymore.

It’s not chaos; it’s liberation.

Not judgment; empowerment.

A reminder that being “abnormal” is exactly what makes you powerful.

💭 What’s your favorite “I refuse to fit in” anthem in K-pop? Drop a 💥 or 🖤 below!